Matthew Williams is a clinical herbalist with an advanced degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. His work stems from a deep desire to help people overcome physical and emotional challenges.

Matthew was raised near Seoul, South Korea where he learned to prepare traditional herbal medicine from his maternal grandparents. This experience sparked a lifelong passion for using natural medicine to create balance and promote a healthy harmony of mind and body.

Matthew is a master herbalist and he offers herbal consultations as well as creates customized teas, tinctures, and traditional Chinese formulas.

Matthew creates treatment plans informed by his holistic and biomedical background. Based on presenting issues, patients may receive an integration of acupressure, Tui Na massage, cupping, herbal remedies, and Chinese dietary therapy.

I have been counseling adults and couples in Boulder and Denver for 16 years. I am solution-focused and provide a welcoming environment for you to explore your feelings and thoughts. Experienced in EMDR for trauma. Training in Relational Life couple therapy. Many insurances accepted.

www.BertDempseyLaw.com

Bert Dempsey, J. D. is available to members of this site as a resource on all issues relating to divorce in Colorado, including interpretations of state statutes and case law, required court procedures including mediation. Please call or write with your questions.

Bert Dempsey, J.D. is an attorney who provides mediation, Collaborative law services as well as traditional legal representation for people transitioning out of their marriages or who need assistance with post divorce issues.

Bert has over twenty years experience as a divorce lawyer. As a mediator he offers services for divorcing couples as well as those who are living together with difficulty for any number of reasons and has negotiated ‘Agreements for Living Together’ with spouse’s/significant other’s.

I offer individual therapy for adolescents, teenagers and adults. I specialize in sexual abuse, domestic violence and spousal abuse. Other areas include: • Addictive behaviors • Relationship struggles • Confronting and expressing difficult emotions • LGBTQ explorations, identity and community building • Anxiety/depression • Job/school performance • Grief over loss of relationship, job or loved one • Stress management As the therapeutic relationship deepens, often clients recognize their struggles are interconnected and wounds at the core level are experienced and processed. I am continually inspired by the resiliency of the human spirit and the possibility for growth in every moment.

I also co-facilitate groups for sexual abuse survivors and their loved ones.